58%
would pay listed postage for at least one extra
Hard yes · 12 responses
Three anonymous questions. The notice, PDF, and email stay free. If we later mail letters for you, the price would be USPS and printing — not a legal fee.
Postage examples
USPS retail prices as of July 12, 2026. A typical 1–3 page notice is one ounce. Listed site prices bundle the stamp with print, envelope, and handling — not a legal fee.
One landlord, First-Class
$2.00
You have one mailing address — the manager or the owner.
Manager and owner, First-Class
$4.00
Indiana notices often go to both the person who collects rent and the owner.
One landlord, Certified with green-card return receipt
$12.00
Stronger proof of delivery if you later go to small claims.
Manager and owner, both Certified
$24.00
Two green-card receipts — one for each address on the notice.
Certified to the landlord + First-Class copy to code enforcement
$14.00
Court-ready copy to the landlord, extra copy to the city or county health department.
Retail rates change. Check USPS postage prices. Electronic return receipt is $2.91 instead of the green card if we offer that later.
USPS First-Class print-and-mail
We print the notice and drop it in the mail. Tracking when the carrier provides it.
$2.00 per address
Certified Mail with return receipt
Stronger proof of delivery if you later go to court. Mailed only after payment succeeds.
$12.00 per address
Extra copies to PHA, health, or code enforcement
The same letter, additional envelopes.
$2.00 per extra address
Printed small-claims exhibit packet mailed to you
Stamped exhibits on paper, shipped to you. You still file the clerk’s Notice of Claim.
$15.00 per packet
Text reminders at 7, 14, and 30 days
Optional texts when a reasonable time to repair has likely passed. Email reminders stay free with an account.
$3.00 per notice
Keep photos and exhibits longer than two weeks
Optional secure hold so you can finish a packet on another device. Guest drafts still expire.
$5.00 per notice, 90 days
Tenant value survey
People first said what they would actually use, then whether the USPS or hosting cost looked fair. “Yes” means the listed postage — not a maybe. Anonymous. Not a charge.
58%
would pay listed postage for at least one extra
Hard yes · 12 responses
0%
need stronger proof than email
Said they need court-ready delivery, not just a PDF
Highest “fair at that cost”
Extra copies to PHA, health, or code enforcement
75% yes at $2.00 per extra address
3 yes at listed cost · 1 only if cheaper · 0 would not pay
7 yes at listed cost · 2 only if cheaper · 2 would not pay
5 yes at listed cost · 3 only if cheaper · 1 would not pay
3 yes at listed cost · 3 only if cheaper · 3 would not pay
2 yes at listed cost · 2 only if cheaper · 4 would not pay
1 yes at listed cost · 1 only if cheaper · 3 would not pay